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Chile Faced Persistent Labor Inactivity. by Manuel Chong Fuentes, Economist and Academic Commercial Engineering, Andrés Bello University
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The Chilean economy faces a problem that is less visible than unemployment, but equally persistent, since after the pandemic labor inactivity has become a structural feature. Despite some improvements in labour indicators, a relevant percentage of the working-age population remains outside the labour market without participating in the search for employment, a condition that defines inactivity and not unemployment. Currently, more than 30% of ad…
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